Teaching can take you anywhere

By Australian Catholic University (ACU)
Community contribution / May 10, 2017

For Monique Fahey small class sizes, personal attention and Australian Catholic University’s (ACU) outstanding reputation for training teachers were the keys to her decision to study a Bachelor of Education (Primary).

The 20 year-old is dedicated to her dream of becoming a teacher and being able to inspire young minds.

While ...

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